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Title: Kennedy's Promise
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While his cabinet debated the most efficient modes of economic prosperity, the president made sure to quickly address the increasing inflation. In 1962, he developed a noninflationary wage agreement in the steel industry, with the assumption that the companies would keep the prices reasonable... Showed first 250 characters
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In 1962, he developed a noninflationary wage agreement in the steel industry, with the assumption that the companies would keep the prices reasonable. Steel management expectedly fought back with significant price increases, a move which incurred the Irish wrath of President Kennedy... Showed next 250 characters
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